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Camellia Seed More than 80 % Oleic acid and about 10 % of Linoleic acid are components of the unsaturated fatty acids in the oil. X Oleic acid X Linoleic acid X Palmitic acid X Palmitoleic acid X Stearic acid Composition of Camellia oil Ordering Camellia oil Camellia oleifera You might find Camellia oil in our Webshop. http://shop.experchem.de Camellia oil Samples: Samples are available in 100 ml, 250 ml PE-bottles and in 100 ml glass bottles (brown) on request. We also are distributing Camellia oil in plastic bottles with 0.9 L. Industrial quantities: Olive oil Our standard packaging is a drum (stainless steel) of 50 kg net with a gross weight of 56.5 kg. On customer request we deliver in different PE-containers from 2 – 25 L. Shelf life: Avocado oil Unopened Camellia oil can be stored for 12 months avoiding direct sun light and temperatures > 25 °C. You should also avoid storage conditions below a temperature 20 40 of 5° C. 60 Contact Dr. Henry Haeusler ExperChem Limited 80 [email protected] Grundelbachstr. 2/3 in kbA-Quality 100 fon +49 6201 877622 69469 Weinheim fax +49 6201 187043 Germany Composition of Camellia oil Camellia oil contains unsaturated fatty acids, mainly oleic acid. In comparison with other plant oils Camellia oil contains less saturated fatty acids. As secondary plant compounds you will find natural Vitamin E (Tocopherol 60 mg/kg) and Sesamin (300–500 mg/kg), a ligan, with antioxidative influence on the body and skin topically used. Internally used these compounds are effective as fat reducing agent and they impact the cholesterin level in a positive manner. In general Camellia oil is comparable with Olive oil in their composition Camellia oil – of unsaturated fatty acids. However the content of Oleic acid “the Olive oil of Asia” (C18:1) is definitely higher. Our product Our portfolio INCI name: Camellia oleifera seed oil Camellia oil Properties This high content of oleic acid has a smooth and lifting impact Manufacturing on the skin. Camellia oil has good penetration skills through Applications Camellia oil is manufactured from the tea seed of the plant the different layers of the skin and it is able to transfer active Camellia oleifera. The oil is made by a physical treatment ingredients into the skin. While penetrating into the skin the oil Shining hair: (cold pressed) only. After having shelled the seeds, the influences the moisture of the skin and it makes the wrinkles You have a massage with Camellia oil to your hairs. dried and crashed seeds were cold pressed and the oil weaker. Based on the antioxydative properties the oil protects After 20 minutes you start to wash out the oil with a is filtrated and neutralized and packed into the packaging the skin against UVB radiation naturally. Camellia oil has no shampoo of your choice and water. units for transportation and storage. bad impact on inflammatory skin and eczema. It is used in Anti-aging face care oil: products to fight against acne and other eczema. It has been For mature skin, it is stimulating the activity of the Origin China recommended to be used for sensitive and dry skin. cells of the skin, it is reducing the loss of moisture, Our Camellia oil is coming from China (Hangzhou) and the it has anti – inflammatory properties and it is well production as well as cultivation is certified according USDA suited for mixed types of skin. rules “Organic”. We also have received the BDIH standard Lip balsam: for our Camellia oil in 2011. Since hundreds of years the Camellia oil is part of this type of products and pro- Green Tea is growing in this region. Camellia oil is used tects the lips against environmental caused stress. for cooking in China and about 75 % of the yearly produced Massage oil: quantity of the oil is sold into the cooking industry. Most Camellia oil is penetrating very fast through the skin of the rest is going into cosmetic applications, mainly to layers. Due to the components Vitamin E and Sesa- Japan where this oil is used in hair care products. min it protects the skin with natural antioxydative power..
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